Aeetee said:ummmm no.
And on Coxys status. GI signs if Falou doesn't.
Bucking Beads said:So Folau is staying then!!
Foordy said:Bucking Beads said:So Folau is staying then!!
I'll wait till it has been officially announced before i believe it
Mister Wright said:Maybe he realized he couldn't play State of Origin if he went to another code.
audragon said:Let's be happy soccer is not a sport where RL skills are apreciated.
Just read that players from a economically fragile country such as Portugal will earn about $500,000.00 each if they win the World Cup! [icon_ee
Portugal is a 2nd grade country as far as "soccer economics" go. I'm scared to think how much the likes of Italy, Germany, Spain or England pay...ningnangnong said:audragon said:Let's be happy soccer is not a sport where RL skills are apreciated.
Just read that players from a economically fragile country such as Portugal will earn about $500,000.00 each if they win the World Cup! [icon_ee
Yeah, that doesn't really have much to do with Portugal's economy though. At least, I'm pretty sure it doesn't.
It'll come in the form of prize money, sponsorships/endorsements, etc. Portugal won't win anyway. [icon_wink
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/leag ... -wmc0.htmlTHE race for Israel Folau's signature has become a battle between two football codes after the NRL superstar today turned down a massive offer to turn to rugby union.
Folau had been the centre of a three-way tug of way for his services next year with the 21-year-old fielding mega-dollar deals from the Melbourne Rebels, which will join an expanded Super rugby competition as its 15th team next year, and AFL's Greater Western Sydney. His NRL club Brisbane had also recently countered with an improved offer to keep him in rugby league